Farms in Epe, Ikorodu, Abeokuta and Ijebu-Ode, and traders in Ketu and Mile 12, listing what they have for sale today — real names, real locations, priced in the units the trade actually uses.
Whether you grow it, sell it, or eat it, there is a place for you here. A tick is something you can use today. A dot is something we are building — we would rather you knew which was which.
Register your farm and put your produce in front of buyers who can see where it comes from — priced by the bunch, the bag, the hand or the kilo, whichever way you sell it.
Sellers in Ketu, Mile 12 and beyond get a storefront that reaches buyers who are not standing in front of the stall — and it takes about ten minutes to set up.
See what is actually available today, from named farms and named stalls, with the location of each one. Buying on the site is not open yet — this part is honest work in progress.
Nothing is listed at this moment.
Listings come from real farms and real stalls, and they come and go with the week's harvest. If you grow or sell food, this is where yours would appear.
List Your ProduceEvery farm and market stall is geo-tagged. Browse and shop virtually while seeing the precise location of every CityFarms seller on an interactive map.
CityFarms is new. These are targets we are working towards, not results we have achieved — we would rather tell you where we are aiming than dress up numbers we have not earned yet.
Smallholders across Epe, Ikorodu, Abeokuta and Ijebu-Ode selling directly, each with a verified profile and a market beyond their own farm gate.
Value moving through escrow-protected transactions, with a larger share of it staying with the people who grew the food.
Homes and small businesses across Lagos buying produce they can trace back to a named farm or a named stall.
Building something in this chain? Partner with us or join the platform.
Two of these work today. Two are being built, and are marked so.
Every listing carries the name of the farm or the stall that put it up, and where they are. No listing appears here without one.
A verified badge means a person was met — a cooperative confirmed one of its own, someone from CityFarms visited, or we saw the business registration. It belongs to the business, not the owner.
The plan is that your money sits with the payment provider, not with us, and is released to the seller once you confirm what arrived. Not connected yet, so nothing can be bought on the site today.
Today, buyers send their own rider to the park. We are working on riders you can book here, with a photo at pickup and at drop-off, and depots of our own further out.